NURS 105 Final Exam Review – BYUI Questions with Correct Answers 100% Verified What is the purpose of NURS 105 - Correct Answer 1. To see if nursing is right for you
- Obtain essential information and skills to jump-start you into the nursing program
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- False - Correct Answer False 1 / 4
ISBARR stands for - Correct Answer Identity/Introduction Situation Background Assessment Recommendation Read back of orders Identity/Introduction - Correct Answer Who are you (name and title) Who are you calling or talking about (name, room #, and admitting diagnosis) Situation - Correct Answer Why did you call or why are you having this conversation?Background - Correct Answer What is the important background information that the person you are communicating with needs to know such as: test results, pending procedures, diagnosis, date of admission, patient hx, code status, significant health problems, meds/fluids/allergies, etc.Assessment - Correct Answer What are important assessment findings that relate to the reason you are communicating. What is currently going on?Recommendation - Correct Answer What do you want?Read Back - Correct Answer After the person you are communicating with gives you orders or an assignment. Read them back to ensure accuracy.A nurse can recommend something that is out of their scope of practice.
Nurse Jean Ward - Correct Answer the nurse who realized that a few hours of sunlight can help babies born with jaundice and cure the disease (1950) Fatu Ketula - Correct Answer student nurse that used all the resources she had to hep save lives during Ebola out break (2014) Nurse Elizabeth Kenny - Correct Answer the nurse who discovered that movement and physical therapy had far better results for patients suffering from polio (1939) What approach did nurses take to help patients during the dawn of the AIDS epidemic (1983)? - Correct Answer Nurses defied convention and embraced patients who were quarantined with compassion Nurse Rebecca Koszalinski - Correct Answer the nurse who made it possible for patients with cerebral palsy to be able to speak through technology Gallup Polls - Correct Answer identified nurses as the most honest and ethical professionals for the past 9 years.What percentage of all nurses are happy with their career path - Correct Answer 93% - 98% How much do Registered Nurses (RNs) make annually? - Correct Answer $75.330 as of 2020 How much do Advance Practice Nurses (NPs, Nurse Anesthetists, Nurse Midwives) make annually? - Correct Answer $117,670 as of 2020 60% of nurses work here - Correct Answer Hospitals 18% of nurses work here - Correct Answer Ambulatory care 7% of nurses work here - Correct Answer Nursing and residential care facilities 5% of nurses work here - Correct Answer Government 2 / 4
3% of nurses work here - Correct Answer Educational services What percentage of Registered Nurses work in nursing full time? - Correct Answer 64.9% What percentage of LPNs and LVNs work in nursing full time? - Correct Answer 65.7% What is meant by working full time in nursing? - Correct Answer 36 hours = 3 (12 hrs) shifts Nurse Florence Nightingale - Correct Answer 1. known as the 'Lady with the Lamp'
- pioneer of modern healthcare/ medicine
- reformer and advocate of public health
- introduced proper sanitation during health care : fresh air and water, food and clean laundry.
NIGHTINGALE'S NURSING
THEORY - Correct Answer a) Nursing is separate from medicine.b)The goal of nursing is to put the patient in the best possible condition in order for nature to act.
c) Nursing is "the activities that promote health which occur in any caregiving situation."
d) Health is "not only to be well, but to be able to use well every power we have."
THE TEN MAJOR CONCEPTS OF
THE ENVIRONMENT THEORY - Correct Answer Ventilation and warming• Light and noise• Cleanliness of the area• Health of houses• Bed and bedding• Personal cleanliness• Variety• Offering hope and advice• Food• Observation what contributions did Joseph Lister make to nursing? - Correct Answer Instrumental in developing practical applications of the germ theory of disease with respect to sanitation in medical settings and aseptic surgical procedures created the first solution (carbolic acid) to sterilize pieces of equipment, patients' skin, soothers, and physician's hands) Clara Barton was known as - Correct Answer the ' Angel of the Battlefield' 3 / 4
In her childhood, Clara Barton was motivated by her - Correct Answer Father Clara Barton's first profession was a - Correct Answer Teacher Clara Barton was working in what U.S. city when she first recognized a need to feed and care for wounded troops? - Correct Answer Washington DC Clara quickly discovered what problem in the Civil War? - Correct Answer No one was looking after the wounded on the battlefield During the battle of Sharpsberg Clara made what strategic maneuver? - Correct Answer Moved to the front lines to care for the troops By the end of the war Clara held which position? - Correct Answer Superintendent of the Army of Nurses Where did Clara Barton first hear about the Red Cross? - Correct Answer Switzerland A great fire in Michigan finally helped the U.S. to see the value in The Red Cross by seeing - Correct Answer victims being linked with those who wanted to help What did Clara say the "new war" in the U.S. would be that The Red Cross would aid in? - Correct Answer Natural disasters What did Clara Barton eventually die from at the age of 90? - Correct Answer Double Pneumonia EMTALA - Correct Answer Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA) is a federal law that requires anyone coming to an emergency department to be stabilized and treated, regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay, Another name for EMTALA - Correct Answer The "anti-dumping" law
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